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Our Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus Review

Galaxy S20 Plus: Display

The S20 Plus boasts a 6.7” display and supports - along with the standard and Ultra models - the Samsung Exynos 9 Octa 990 and a variable 120MHz refresh rate. The main difference between the Plus and its counterparts are the sizes in screen (and the Ultra’s camera which we’ll come on to later). The standard S20 has a 6.3” inch display and the S20 Ultra has a 6.9” display, so choosing between which model to get could well come down to how large you like your phone screen.

Galaxy S20 Plus: Camera

The S20 Plus houses an impressive triple-lens camera. The main sensor is 12-megapixel, supported by a massive 64-megapixel telephoto lens and a 12-megapixel ultra wide lense. It’s possible to zoom up to 30x with the telephoto lens, and the S20 plus is capable of shooting videos in 8k 24fps if you have a display powerful enough to show it on! For selfie lovers, it also has a 10-megapixel front facing camera, which although is greatly belittled by the Ultra’s 40-megapixel one, it’ll still do the job.

Galaxy S20 Plus: Design

The S20 Plus is the medium-sized of the three, with a 6.7” display as previously mentioned, with a height of 161.9mm, a thickness of 7.8mm, a width of 73.7 mm and a weight of 186 grams. The screen to body ratio is exactly 90.83% and the back is also built out of Gorilla Glass to ensure toughness and resilience.

It has a water resistance level of up to 30 minutes in a depth of 1.5 metres, is dust proof and comes in a choice of three colours: Cosmic Black, Cosmic Gray or Cloud Blue.

Galaxy S20 Plus: Performance

All three of the S20 models support the Samsung Exynos 9 Octa 990, and if you opt for the 5G version you’ll get 12GB of RAM, but if you opt for the 4GB version you’ll only get 8GB.

The S20 is one of the most powerful smartphones on the market right now, with a multi-core CPU score of 2,774 with the Exynos 9. It can handle anything you throw at it, and combined with its 5G capability, it’s a handset that you won’t have to upgrade for a serious length of time. As for the operating system, the S20 Plus houses the Android 10, so expect all the best features Android has to offer.

Galaxy S20 Plus: Features

It’s 5G compatible (there is a 4G version available but with lower specs) which makes it great for teach-heads looking towards the future and the ever-growing presence of a 5G network in our society.

One thing fans of the Samsung Galaxy series might begrudge to hear, is that the decision has been made to get rid of the 3.5mm headphone jack, much like Apple did when they released the iPhone 7. Otherwise, you’ll be able listen to your favourite tunes using USB-C or wireless headphones. Of course, you can buy yourself a 3.5mm jack to USB-C converter in order to use your existing headphones with the Galaxy Samsung S20 Plus.

The S20 Plus supports a massive 4,500 mAh battery, which could last nearly two days on a single charge depending on the usage. It’ll come with a 25W fast charger, but also supports Samsung’s Wireless PowerShare feature, whereby users are able to share charge with other devices that support Qi-charging.

Galaxy S20 Plus: Our Verdict

If you’re looking for the best there is, you've found it. The Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus is a seriously impressive piece of kit and the perfect option for users who don’t want the added size of the S20 Ultra.

Between the S20 models, the Ultra boasts a better camera, larger battery, larger display and more RAM, but you’re still getting a heck of a lot of phone in the S20 Plus and even the standard S20 model. It’s also not the prettiest phone in the world, but most of what you’re paying for is on the inside in the internal power.

So, If you want a top-of-the-range 5G phone, love taking immense photos, enjoy the notion of having an incredibly powerful handheld device in your pocket, and price is no object to you, you really needn’t look much further than the Samsung Galaxy S20 Plus.

“One of three S20 editions to be released by Samsung, the S20 Plus is holding its ground firmly in the middle in terms of specifications between the standard S20 and the S20 Ultra.